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The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken energy markets to the core this year, creating incredible volatility for fuel prices. The one energy source that hasn’t blinked though is coal, a fuel that may come out stronger through the current crisis, a Rystad Energy analysis shows.
Sound Energy, the Moroccan focused upstream gas company, said it has received the EIA approval and land corridor rights from the Moroccan Ministry of Energy, Mines and Environment for the Tendrara Gas Export Pipeline project.
For the second time this week, marine seismic player Polarcus has received a project termination for a previously awarded seismic project.
Polarcus has received contract termination notice for a 3D marine seismic acquisition project offshore West Africa. The contract was initially announced in November 2018. The client has decided to cease operations on the project and the contract has been terminated, Polarcus said. The client has acc
The coronavirus is turning our daily lives upside down. Contact with colleagues, customers, and suppliers has completely changed and many people are in isolation. One thing is certain; only together we can recover.
ICS and ITF have urged governments to ensure uninterrupted crew changes amid the coronavirus crisis.
Carnival has offered select cruise ships for use as temporary hospitals to help address COVID-19.
TNPA has confirmed that two seafarers on board the Corona ship tested negative for COVID-19.
There are no coronavirus cases on board AIDAmira, a cruise ship currently docked at the Port of Cape Town.
